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Eldo Netlist Setup
Simulator Commands and Options
The following characters are not allowed in node names: (), {}, ', =. Node names can not begin
with any of the following characters: *, +, -, &, |, ". Do not use the period character (.) in a node
name because it is reserved as a hierarchy separator between a subcircuit name and a node
name.
Node names cannot be broken at the end of a line.
Whenever Eldo sees a node name with suffix “.0”, Eldo assumes that node 0 was intended if the
name also begins with an X, for example, the following are identical:
C1 a XA.0 1p
C1 a 0 1p
Alternatively, with the following syntax, a node named a.0 is created as a regular node.
C1 a a.0 1p
Node Names Used Inside Subcircuits
The following example shows a legal node name used to access a node from a higher level of
hierarchy than the one in which it is defined:
X27.X113.N3
The node N3 is located within a subcircuit X113 which, in turn, is located inside another
subcircuit X27.
See Also
• Sources chapter in the Eldo Reference Manual
• Passive Device Elements chapter in the Eldo Reference Manual
• Diode Models chapter in the Eldo Reference Manual
• BJT Models chapter in the Eldo Reference Manual
• MOSFET Models chapter in the Eldo Reference Manual
Related Topics
Netlist Structure
General Aspects of the Language Syntax
Simulator Commands and Options
Simulator command statements include:
• Analysis commands to specify what type of analysis to run.
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